Oracle 8 DB Level Stats

Hi,
Please have a look at a portion of the stats taken from a report.txt file of an Oracle 8.0.5 DB supporting 11.0.3
SVRMGR> Rem The total is the total value of the statistic between the time
SVRMGR> Rem bstat was run and the time estat was run. Note that the estat
SVRMGR> Rem script logs on as "internal" so the per_logon statistics will
SVRMGR> Rem always be based on at least one logon.
SVRMGR> select n1.name "Statistic",
2> n1.change "Total",
3> round(n1.change/trans.change,2) "Per Transaction",
4> round(n1.change/logs.change,2) "Per Logon",
5> round(n1.change/(to_number(to_char(end_time, 'J'))*60*60*24
6> to_number(to_char(start_time, 'J'))*60*60*24
+
7> to_number(to_char(end_time, 'SSSSS')) -
8> to_number(to_char(start_time, 'SSSSS')))
9> , 2) "Per Second"
10> from stats$stats n1, stats$stats trans, stats$stats logs,
stats$dates
11> where trans.name='user commits'
12> and logs.name='logons cumulative'
13> and n1.change != 0
14> order by n1.name;
Statistic Total Per Transact Per Logon Per
Second
CPU used by this session 66280 30.93 168.65
13.79
CPU used when call started 66193 30.89 168.43
13.77
CR blocks created 1775 .83 4.52
.37
Current blocks converted fo 8 0 .02
0
DBWR buffers scanned 811234 378.55 2064.21
168.73
DBWR checkpoint buffers wri 707 .33 1.8
.15
DBWR checkpoint write reque 36 .02 .09
.01
DBWR checkpoints 6 0 .02
0
DBWR free buffers found 767117 357.96 1951.95
159.55
DBWR lru scans 768 .36 1.95
.16
DBWR make free requests 732 .34 1.86
.15
DBWR revisited being-writte 3 0 .01
0
DBWR skip hot writes 44 .02 .11
.01
DBWR summed scan depth 811253 378.56 2064.26
168.73
DBWR transaction table writ 228 .11 .58
.05
DBWR undo block writes 1004 .47 2.55
.21
SQL*Net roundtrips to/from 168321 78.54 428.3
35.01
background checkpoints comp 6 0 .02
0
background checkpoints star 6 0 .02
0
background timeouts 4810 2.24 12.24
1
buffer is not pinned count 10915951 5093.77 27775.96
2270.37
buffer is pinned count 10495652 4897.64 26706.49
2182.96
bytes received via SQL*Net 27209376 12696.86 69235.05
5659.19
bytes sent via SQL*Net to c 46145337 21533.06 117418.16
9597.62
calls to get snapshot scn: 156255 72.91 397.6
32.5
calls to kcmgas 4320 2.02 10.99
.9
calls to kcmgcs 991 .46 2.52
.21
change write time 70 .03 .18
.01
cleanouts and rollbacks - c 858 .4 2.18
.18
cleanouts only - consistent 200 .09 .51
.04
cluster key scan block gets 229864 107.26 584.9
47.81
cluster key scans 21216 9.9 53.98
4.41
commit cleanout failures: b 148 .07 .38
.03
commit cleanout failures: c 15 .01 .04
0
commit cleanouts 16535 7.72 42.07
3.44
commit cleanouts successful 16372 7.64 41.66
3.41
consistent changes 2076 .97 5.28
.43
consistent gets 13725260 6404.69 34924.33
2854.67
cursor authentications 3516 1.64 8.95
.73
data blocks consistent read 2071 .97 5.27
.43
db block changes 96124 44.85 244.59
19.99
db block gets 279830 130.58 712.04
58.2
deferred (CURRENT) block cl 6020 2.81 15.32
1.25
dirty buffers inspected 16 .01 .04
0
enqueue conversions 1020 .48 2.6
.21
enqueue releases 26177 12.22 66.61
5.44
enqueue requests 26181 12.22 66.62
5.45
enqueue timeouts 9 0 .02
0
enqueue waits 3 0 .01
0
exchange deadlocks 1 0 0
0
execute count 163625 76.35 416.35
34.03
free buffer inspected 3952 1.84 10.06
.82
free buffer requested 785697 366.63 1999.23
163.41
immediate (CR) block cleano 1058 .49 2.69
.22
immediate (CURRENT) block c 3196 1.49 8.13
.66
logons cumulative 393 .18 1
.08
logons current 25 .01 .06
.01
messages received 5207 2.43 13.25
1.08
messages sent 5207 2.43 13.25
1.08
no buffer to keep pinned co 6460 3.01 16.44
1.34
no work - consistent read g 11020710 5142.66 28042.52
2292.16
opened cursors cumulative 65852 30.73 167.56
13.7
opened cursors current 1186 .55 3.02
.25
parse count (hard) 8540 3.99 21.73
1.78
parse count (total) 96169 44.88 244.7
20
parse time cpu 9179 4.28 23.36
1.91
parse time elapsed 30726 14.34 78.18
6.39
physical reads 929873 433.91 2366.09
193.4
physical writes 87944 41.04 223.78
18.29
process last non-idle time 216876314385 101202199.9 551848128.21
45107386.52
recursive calls 987216 460.67 2512
205.33
recursive cpu usage 11397 5.32 29
2.37
redo blocks written 32169 15.01 81.85
6.69
redo buffer allocation retr 7 0 .02
0
redo entries 50885 23.74 129.48
10.58
redo log space requests 5 0 .01
0
redo log space wait time 79 .04 .2
.02
redo ordering marks 1 0 0
0
redo size 14247108 6648.21 36252.18
2963.21
redo small copies 50887 23.75 129.48
10.58
redo synch time 13430 6.27 34.17
2.79
redo synch writes 3951 1.84 10.05
.82
redo wastage 1699620 793.1 4324.73
353.5
redo write time 16763 7.82 42.65
3.49
redo writes 5995 2.8 15.25
1.25
rollback changes - undo rec 1 0 0
0
rollbacks only - consistent 926 .43 2.36
.19
session connect time 216876314385 101202199.9 551848128.21
45107386.52
session logical reads 13851073 6463.4 35244.46
2880.84
session pga memory 368927280 172154.59 938746.26
76731.96
session pga memory max 390369532 182160.3 993306.7
81191.67
session uga memory 7278528 3396.42 18520.43
1513.84
session uga memory max 131544168 61383.19 334717.98
27359.44
sorts (disk) 37 .02 .09
.01
sorts (memory) 36895 17.22 93.88
7.67
sorts (rows) 6724119 3137.71 17109.72
1398.53
table fetch by rowid 8658585 4040.4 22032.02
1800.87
table fetch continued row 1268827 592.08 3228.57
263.9
table scan blocks gotten 1435981 670.08 3653.9
298.66
table scan rows gotten 12108911 5650.45 30811.48
2518.49
table scans (long tables) 546 .25 1.39
.11
table scans (short tables) 12498 5.83 31.8
2.6
total file opens 1586 .74 4.04
.33
transaction rollbacks 1 0 0
0
user calls 157255 73.38 400.14
32.71
user commits 2143 1 5.45
.45
user rollbacks 248 .12 .63
.05
write requests 384 .18 .98
.08
Could you all give me you inputs on this?
A few of the issues that I did notice:
1) Chaining exists
2) Too many recursive calls
3) High level of parsing
Anything further on this ?
Thanks in Advance....
Regards,
Sriraman

Hello
If you click on the build (...) button beside the drop down, you should be given the option to select an 8 database. See the attached image for a screen shot.
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I have enabled the finest level for oracle.log package in diagnostic logger, is there any log file it writes those logs. I dont see them in the default server log file DefaultServer-diagnostic.
Thanks,
Dhamo

You mean when you run in the integrated server?
I find it at system11.1.1x.x.x.\DefaultDomain\servers\DefaultServer\logs\DefaultServer-diagnostic.log
Timo

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